Jet Aviation St. Louis has completed 22 Global and Challenger cabin-management upgrades with the Rockwell Collins Venue system.
“We developed this installation with Rockwell Collins and installed the first Venue system upgrade in a Global XRS to replace the Cabin Electronics System (CES) in 2014.” said Blake Hogge, senior manager, Avionics Sales at Jet Aviation St. Louis. “Since then, we’ve installed 22 Venue upgrades in Globals and Challengers and have three more under contract. This level of experience with the Venue system upgrade in just 15 months gives us the expertise and the know-how to do it right and complete it faster,”
“We developed this installation with Rockwell Collins and installed the first Venue system upgrade in a Global XRS to replace the Cabin Electronics System (CES) in 2014.”
“Jet Aviation St. Louis is already working with Rockwell Collins on development of the next-generation Venue system. We’re the one-stop-shop for cabin-management upgrades.” said Hogge.
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